Central Statistics Office

The average disposable income of Irish households rose by nearly 30 per cent between the financial crisis and last year, according to the Central Stat(...)

It’s understandable if motorists feel put upon these days. In the biggest spending budget in the history of the State, smokers and motorists were the (...)

Did you know that you might have benefited to the tune of €13,000 last week? In among the 50 cent increase on cigarettes and extension of Help-to-Buy (...)

Last year may prove to be a high watermark for employment, international travel, economic growth, consumer spending, marriages and many other aspects (...)

The Covid-19 pandemic has had a dramatic effect on employment, consumer spending and the wider economy, new figures from the Central Statistics Office(...)

Whether you are an older person needing support at home or the loved one trying to organise it, the help has to be the right fit. If you use a privat(...)

The Republic had the fourth-highest rate of people working from home in the EU last year, according to the Central Statistics Office (CSO). As part o(...)

According to Central Statistics Office (CSO), Ireland’s national debt was €204 billion or 57 per cent of gross domestic product (GDP) at the end of la(...)

The Department of Finance is expecting another surge in corporation tax this year despite a severe global recession arising from coronavirus. In a fo(...)

Prior to the Covid-19 pandemic, the Irish Government generated a budgetary surplus and saw debt as a percentage of income fall to its lowest level in (...)